Despite the psycho-sexual suggestion of many of the pieces, Savett’s work emphasizes the paradoxical nature of his chosen material. Steel is both plastic and rigid, creating objects of a certain permanence. Most metals can be mass-produced but start out liquid; it seems natural to Savett to bring that liquid or plastic quality into fabricated sculpture. This isn’t a language spoken by many sculptors of steel.  [Read more…]

My work is the epicenter of my human experience.  It is my witness to our current situation as a people at the precipice of self-destruction, on the verge of self-awareness, the eruption of emotion, an effusion of expression to convey my deepest fears and hopes.  My paintings are reverence for, and anticipation of our possibilities.

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I am drawn to the influence of light on the texture and shape of the land and the influence of the sky. Sand, rocks, water, clouds and plants are the elements of my palette.. [Read more…]

Christopher Murray was born in Troy, New York in 1972. He is primarily a mixed-media artist but includes a variety of traditional art-making processes in his practice. [Read more…]

My passion for art revolves around resurrecting memories and presenting them in captivating ways through smaller sculptures that evoke people and places, with their identity remaining a delightful mystery.. [Read more…]

Erik Laffer is an artist whose work immerses viewers in a world where the digital realm intersects our daily lives. His primary, overarching theme revolves around the digital world, with many of his pieces evoking the nostalgic imagery of old television static. This distinctive approach not only showcases his technical ability but also his conceptual depth, offering a fresh perspective on the integration of digital aesthetics into contemporary art.  [Read more…]

Ronn Mattia’s sculptures are a testament to the interplay between strength and fragility, drawing inspiration from nature’s resilience and delicate beauty. This duality is evident in his choice of materials: the robust, industrial feel of discarded steel contrasted with the delicate, ethereal quality of glass. This combination creates a powerful narrative about nature’s capacity for renewal and the potential for rebirth from decline.
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Robert Gullie is a photographer, mixed media collagist and printmaker. His work has been widely exhibited in over 90 exhibitions since the early 1990’s, including twenty-five solo exhibitions. [Read more…]

David Eddy creates semi-abstract figurative paintings, full of raw energy and emotion, exhibiting a sophistication of color, marks, and composition. There is an obvious and seductive physicality in the process, with a complexity of texture and line. The artist’s interest in exploring the relationship between abstraction and figuration is evident in each of his paintings, offering a very unique, very personal vision.
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Claire Sherwood’s tactile sculptures investigate the abilities and constraints of materials in reference to the physical world. Using a wide variety of non-traditional sculptural building supplies sherwood casts, carves, slathers and pushes her materials into a new state of being. The sculptures, when complete, resemble rock, bone or other natural organic forms referencing unearthed artifacts or strange collections or studies. Sherwood’s interest in the intersection of the domestic home, the natural landscape and broad philosophical theories feed her studio practice.
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